NJ.com's 2018 All-State and All-Group boys soccer teams

There were a lot of memorable moments this season and a lot of players stepped up big-time when their numbers were called. NJ Advance Media has looked at the best of the best and selected its 2018 All-State teams. See below who made 1st Team, 2nd Team and 3rd Team All-State this year.

Third Team All-State

F-Ben Zakowski, Glen Rock, Sr., 5-6, 125

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F-Ben Zakowski, Glen Rock, Sr., 5-6, 125

Few players proved to be as clutch as Zakowski was this season. He led Glen Rock with 27 goals and was tied for the second on the team with eight assists. He scored nine goals during the Bergen County Tournament to lead Glen Rock to its first-ever championship. When the state tournament came around, he was just as hot with eight goals to lead Glen Rock to the Group 2 championship.

F-Omar Sowe, Harrison, Sr., 6-2, 190

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F-Omar Sowe, Harrison, Sr., 6-2, 190

Sowe has been a scoring machine his entire career and this year was no different. He finished fifth in the state with 35 goals this season and had a team-high 21 assists. He had six hat tricks - including a a 4-3 upset over Kearny in the Hudson County Tournament semifinals. He finished his career as Harrison's all-time leading scorer with 88 career goals.

F-Calvin Ryan, Mendham, Sr., 5-11, 175

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F-Calvin Ryan, Mendham, Sr., 5-11, 175

Ryan finished off his impressive career at Mendham with 16 goals and six assists. Those titles led Mendham in both categories. With Ryan leading the way, Mendham went 16-3-1 and reached the semifinals of both the Morris County Tournament and the North 2, Group 3 Tournament.

M-Nick Rogers, Glen Rock, Sr., 5-9, 145

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M-Nick Rogers, Glen Rock, Sr., 5-9, 145

Rogers helped mount a historic season for Glen Rock, where it claimed its first-ever Bergen County Tournament title, reached the Group 2 final and won 23 games. Rogers became part of one of the state's deadliest duos alongside Ben Zakowski. He finished second on Glen Rock with 22 goals to go along with his eight assists.